Sentence examples for british ancestry from inspiring English sources
He said he hoped to distinguish all these groups in a separate project on British ancestry.
Capped for Ecuador and Uruguay, he was considered for England through his father's British ancestry.
Today only one in ten of the population claims British ancestry.
Most of the families with HD have Dutch or British ancestry, which suggests that they inherited the European HD allele.
Though she goes by the Asian-sounding nickname of Veetie, she is of British ancestry and gullibility.
His family, which had been notable in Argentine history, included British ancestry, and he learned English before Spanish.
English-speaking residents of Quebec are identified as Anglophones if they have British ancestry or as Allophones if they are non-French or non-British immigrants.
English-speaking people of largely African and British ancestry, who are called Creole, account for about one-fifth of the population and predominate in the central coastal regions.
A former railroad engineer proud of his British ancestry, Mr. Booth's definition of Anglo-Indian is rather stricter than the Constitution's.
Ms. Webster's childhood memories of Hogsback revolve around her extended family, whose South African roots are forever entangled with their British ancestry.
"Not only that, but it encourages the generations of British-born Asians to feel part of the nation – and those of long British ancestry to welcome them into our team".
